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International Meeting
Vascular Control of Organ Function

13 - 15 May, 2024 | Mannheim, Germany  

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Overview

CRC1366

Since its inauguration in January 2019, the Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1366 “Vascular Control of Organ Function” aims at studying emerging gatekeeper and regulatory functions of organotypically differentiated endothelial cells and other cells of the vessels wall during development, homeostasis and disease. In 2023, CRC1366 started its second funding period following a successful review.


The CRC 1366 takes a leading role in the emerging field of “Angioscience” research, i.e., the molecular and functional analysis of vascular control mechanisms of organ function. Considering the involvement of vascular dysfunction in numerous chronic and life-threatening diseases, the better molecular understanding of organotypic vasculatures will lay the scientific foundation to pave the way towards novel angiotargeted therapies to treat hitherto intractable diseases.

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Venue

Alte Brauerei,

Mannheim, GER

All sessions will take place in the „Alte Brauerei“ in Mannheim:

Alte Brauerei

Röntgenstraße 7

68167 Mannheim

Germany

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

By tram

Take the tramline 2 or 7 to the "Bibienastraße". Cross the road and the traffic island towards the corner building with the brick veneer. Just round the corner is the inner courtyard.

 

Mannheim is located about 80 km from “Frankfurt Rhein-Main International Airport” (FRA).

Upon arrival at the Frankfurt Airport, follow the signs to the train station “Fernbahnhof”. From there you can take a train directly Mannheim Central Station.

Organization & Contact

Organization

Office of the Spokesperson: Prof. Hellmut Augustin

Dr. Sandra Schneider (s.schneider(at)medma.uni-heidelberg.de)

Funding for this Conference is provided by the DFG via the CRC1366.

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